From: Clark University [mailto:alumni@clarku.edu]

Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2010 2:52 PM
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Subject: Clark University: @Clark October 2010

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Inauguration recap

From the global cuisine of the Passport Dinner, to panel discussions where noted Clark scholars and alumni/ae illuminated the pressing issues of our time, to a date with the Blue Man Group, the celebration of David Angel's installation as Clark's ninth president was both festive and thoughtful. Experience the breadth of Inauguration Week in stories, photos and video, culminating with the Sept. 24 ceremony. more


		Prof. Billias' historic work After 27 years of research and writing, Professor Emeritus George Billias has produced an award-winning book that one critic calls "a heroic endeavor." more		CLARK magazine > The print edition of the redesigned Clark alumni magazine has been mailed, but the online version is always available. Share the link with anyone who you think might be interested in reading about one-of-a-kind Clarkies. If you have a comment, a story idea, or a letter to the editor, be sure to e-mail editor@clarku.edu. Read All About It Clark's presence in the national and regional media is growing. See where we're showing up these days. Clark Connect Online Community Career Center Services Update Your Contact Information Volunteer Opportunities Alumni and Parent Admissions Program Previous @CLARK Issue
		A leg up Clark soccer player Will Van Noppen tied an NCAA record with the fastest goal ever scored, earning him a spot on ESPN's Top 10 plays for the second time this season. more
		Put 30 Seconds on the Clock Clark athletes go one-on-one in a Q&A format with Sports Information Director Kevin Anderson. Find out which soccer player wants to be Superman. (No, it's not Will Van Noppen.) more
		Not your mother's Bullock Hall The newly renovated Wright and Bullock halls are comfortable, stylish and built for leisure. Check out these photos and you may yearn to move back in. more
		Clarkies at the bat History Professor Janette Greenwood's students from her Baseball and American Society class recently squared off against the Mudville Nine for a vintage game played by 19th century rules. more
		Lund Awards presented The John W. Lund Community Achievement Awards were recently given to two people who make a difference on the Clark campus and beyond. Learn more about their accomplishments. more

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